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Discussions on forest recovery in the burned area in Daxing’anling forest region
Journal of Northeast Forestry University, 1995The disastrous fire occurred in northern area of Daxing’anling forest region on May 6, 1987, destroyed a large area of forests. The broad-leaved tree species, such as poplar, birch had regenerated in a great quantity after the fire, but the coniferous species such as larch and scotch pine had difficult to regenerate naturally, This paper put forward ...
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Environmental Management, 2016
Cocoa agroforests like the cabrucas of Brazil's Atlantic forest are among the agro-ecosystems with greatest potential for biodiversity conservation. Despite a global trend for their intensification, cocoa agroforests are also being abandoned for socioeconomic reasons especially on marginal sites, because they are incorporated in public or private ...
Samir Gonçalves Rolim +4 more
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Cocoa agroforests like the cabrucas of Brazil's Atlantic forest are among the agro-ecosystems with greatest potential for biodiversity conservation. Despite a global trend for their intensification, cocoa agroforests are also being abandoned for socioeconomic reasons especially on marginal sites, because they are incorporated in public or private ...
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Tropical forest biomass recovery using GeoSAR observations
2009 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, 2009Tropical forests host some 40% of the world's above-ground vegetation biomass. Tropical forest biomass estimation from remote sensing is a key issue for REDD and carbon market credit allocation and monitoring. At present there is no consensus on the appropriate remote sensing technologies for tropical forest areas.
Mark L. Williams 0001 +7 more
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Recovery of mature forest microclimate and bryophyte communities in logged forests
2016Globally, many forest ecosystems that undergo harvesting are adapted to natural disturbances such as fire. However, harvested forests can have depleted biodiversity due to different ecological impacts between harvesting and natural disturbance. To minimise the ecological changes due to forest harvesting, management techniques have been developed that ...
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An Algorithm of Forest Age Estimation Based on the Forest Disturbance and Recovery Detection
IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 2023Zihao Huang 0002 +12 more
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New tools for forest fire fighting and forest ecosystems recovery
2019Peer ...
Carballas, Tarsy +12 more
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The Need for Forest Decontamination: For the Recovery of Fukushima
Radiation Protection Dosimetry, 2016Makiko, Orita +3 more
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Tropical forest recovery and restoration
Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 1999Karen D Holl, Maarten Kappelle
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Forest Fire Damage and Recovery Assessment of Bandipur Forest, India
2022Jayati Vijaywargiya, Rama Rao Nidamanuri
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